Daniel Tatlow-Devally, a Dubliner, is facing a maximum sentence of five years in Germany for allegedly causing damage to an Israeli-owned company. His mother states that 'fear is not having the desired impact' on them.

A cross-party delegation of Irish politicians criticized the court hearing of Daniel Tatlow-Devally in Germany, raising concerns about the fairness of the proceedings after members had pens and paper confiscated.

German prosecutors allege that Irish man Daniel Tatlow-Devally is part of a 'sabotage squad' that broke into an Israeli arms subsidiary, where five individuals are accused of spraying anti-Semitic slogans and symbols glorifying Hamas.

Conor Devally, the father of Irish activist Daniel Tatlow-Devally, has spoken out about his son's ongoing detention in Germany.

Irish politicians are set to attend the trial of Daniel Tatlow-Devally, a Dubliner, and four others who are charged with trespassing and an estimated €1 million in criminal damage at an Israeli arms factory.

An Irish citizen, Daniel Tatlow-Devally, has been held in a German prison since last year following a break-in at a German subsidiary of Israel’s largest arms company, raising concerns over the psychological consequences of his pretrial detention.

Irish politicians are urging Dublin to send observers to a high-security trial in Ulm, Germany, expressing concern over the treatment of pro-Palestinian activist Daniel Tatlow-Devally in jail.

A Dubliner and four co-defendants are on trial in Stuttgart, accused of illegal entry and criminal damage at an Elbit Systems Deutschland plant in Ulm, with the Dubliner stating their actions were motivated by 'urgent humanitarian concerns'.